The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-04

ClAPTER XVI.
Love is not in or power;
Nev what seen stranger, is not in our choice;
we only love wire fate ordains we should.
--FroLde.
His high. broadorehead, marble fair,
Told of the pow of thought within;
And strength w in his raven hair
Pnt when he sued spell was there
That more thartrength or power could win.
Mrs. Hale.
"And you 6line, Virgil, to take tea with
me this evenlfF"
81 do, Chap, positively, but gratefully.
You doubtlessnow the reason for my. do
ing so. The fit and only time was ever
in YOUR house, tour sister took so sudden
and strong slike to me that she DELHI
erately left tn room. If, after such rude
treatment froher, should force myself
upon her socie again, l should feel that
had sacrifcedIt only my pride, but my
manhood also
81 thought, rgil, time had effaced that
unpleasant cl1mstance from your mem
ory." :.
upon my mind4 have long since forgiven
Miss Florine toAe manner in which she
treated me upoIie occasion to which re-
fer. but never ca forget the embarrassing
position in whicihe placed me. Again
charlie, | dechneur invitation, but with
MANY thanks. ThFslike your sister formed
for me would douAss be revived should we
meet again, and before cannot intrude
my society upon he
TT is useless, sso insist further.
have already viold the laws of good
n.
evening, Virgil"
Charlie frowned th vexation as he
smoke. and, taking us hat, bowed and
left the office of his I'D.
few minutes aftee departure of the
Young minister, Milthis cheeks almost
Je rod as a rose held in his mouth
hounded into the offiith the elasticity OF
young deer.
an,ination is over!n cried, as he tossed
WcCiuffev's Fifth Re to the ceiling and
caught the book as me fiuttering down.
1--WE were examinecthe last two studies
TO day-reading ancnetics. All is over
now.n and unable tress the JOY he felt
ot the thought of { months vacation,
the happy boy broprth in one of his
school songs, his feglng gracefully over
the floor as he sang5rotner, Delleve
am gong 10 S6b UEeeA' OAOAAAAiON
Ton when he had id his song, and as
he drew up a chaide his brother.
.sSnreIy' as man 1erits as you have re-
ceived during thepn for talking, you
baye no show for irst honorm said the
Young LAWYER, exng the greatest sur
prise and interest pom "nat ground
do YOU base your, Milton|
..PShawI As to g,n replied the lit Q
follow 1--WE all at-both girls AMI
bnys There is boy, however, In
school. who neveis his mouth-a great
big fellow about ars old-and | know
he is not going T the medal, for he
hasn't half the iIt of my dog. One OF
flo o;rls overheass Hill tell one of the
otIe1 teachers inlay room that would
in oil nrohabilityhe medal, as l was 1C
,a,. cent aheadny other scholar in
schooI and thatid examined all the
naners except th geography and his
tory and Won Lbrother, am trump
on those studiess Hill has often told
me 7 was fine bholar in school on his
tory"
''WeIl, broth&, am happy to learn
Won stand SO 6fhance of winning the
8rst honor. y sagil, stroking the lads
baad sSIf vorie medal, | will
IC;ive me Atch and chainm
"Yes, I will fou gold watch and
chain Rut on ldition."
1And wbatit conditiona Quick,
brother % erie Joy, his blue eyes dane
ssViIi Won > me you will consult
vour watch oPn it is actually neces-
Sarv Won sho,pw
Il do"
.sTf vo,, h,Jlr promise, will take
4ha watch fri, and you shall not wear
II ag,in untAy you are 81 years old. y
ssnb broth are so sweet, so good
that feel aFanted to eat you upri
cr;ad Miitortg on his brothers knee
and throJoi arms around the latter's
seNau pave to be less kind if |
wish to Ga v1f from being devoured, y
sod Virosi,ig. From whom you in
La,.i+ 80. lalistic proctvities, | can
not ;,,3e 80, never heard of either our
,aetar,,af rrnal ancestry being of such
origin" NV didn't msar ia ont
well, pM' ~ a uiG,n IN mean Ia eau
{bo a ~ b, hasn't Mr. Charlie Nor
A'e w. - ou Sc himn'
81 ,nhn the Capitol square, and he
told me- eoli Us ~ ~ gee hla Inocner. DuC
r;ce, Is sister | don't want to see
her!"
.eUSou know of Miss Florineg'
s.vr5 l know of her, ehs l saw her
on 70 treet promenading with Miss
PanI;1 when Miss Pauline stopped and
1,;seatB she usually does when she
meet lat old cousin of hers turned her
nose b yonder and said:
IL Morriss, aren't you ashamed of
vor,i kiss boy IA or IS years old in
the 49,
f,.o let her know | was mod tool
mt ii or Is years DID, said. Il
.leia rude, impertnent chapp she
saihin up her nose higher than she
L ma me madden.
heveras as rude as you in my lifer
JBed oTand, fearing 1 might say
sbhing ehlgly, | walked away
You ougnot to have spoken to the
hg lady lich a manner" said Virgil.
be thougnyl IA or IS years old from
hr size noSn your face, Milton
afraid uSted as bad an impression
on ' your dq9ee emily t Miss Nor
~ don ncothing n" retorted the boy.
She 70 s NJ Is no nApretty as Miss Pau
Inc. ga sunhoNe Miss Pauline than
than" like a-a-magno-